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Senegal’s telecoms regulator called for interested parties to apply for 5G licences as the body prepares the groundwork for the next-generation technology. 

A number of press associations in Guinea issue a joint statement to protest recurring media freedom violations in the country.

Pret A Manger announces the opening of a new shop in Luxembourg in the central district of Ville-Haute.

Senegal’s regulator ARTP (L’Autorite de Regulation des Telecommunications et des Postes) has confirmed plans to launch national mobile roaming this month, ahead of 5G licence allocation by end-July.

The Bilateral Coordination Meeting under the theme; “Coordination for Effective Communication” is sanctioned by the regulator, The Gambia Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA), and for Telecommunication operators in the border countries such as the Gambian and Senegalese operators to negotiate equitable preferential Broadcast Control Channel (BCCH) and Traffic Control Channel

Senegal’s telecoms regulator announced plans to introduce national roaming between operators to bolster coverage in the country.

With almost 350 new rooms coming in 2023, plus many large-scale projects planned for the following years, Luxembourg’s hotel capacities are expanding rapidly--even while demand is fluctuating.

Free Caraibe, which provides telecom services across the French Antilles, has been fined by French regulator ARCEP (Autorite de Regulation des Communications Electroniques et des Postes) for failing to meet deployment requirements across several of its markets.

The telecommunications sector is flourishing in the French Pacific region with advancements in broadband and mobile technology, writes Paul Budde. AFTER

Senegal and Ghana's sharp decline on the 2022 RSF World Press Freedom Index comes as an unwelcome shock, especially because the two countries were once at the forefront of freedom of expression on the African continent.